Новости за 30.07.2023

The 99-year-old company with 22,000 Teamsters employees advises customers and workers of shutdown.

A bad law used against Trump associates now haunts President Biden’s son.

Several states report big increases in voucher or ESA applications.

The Illinois Governor hands out huge raises at taxpayer expense for his Afscme allies.

The SEC’s third try at fund reform creates new financial risks.

Without Section 230 protection, copyright issues and defamation suits are cropping up.

The oil giant gets a government rescue, helping bondholders at Mexicans’ expense.

Archaeologists will one day puzzle over the remains of this strange civilization.

Marguerite Harrison was perfect for the job: beautiful, charming, intelligent, fluent in French and German, with an exceptionally good memory.

Scores of people tied to the former president have faced legal costs because of investigations he has faced since leaving the White House.

The blast targeted a gathering of members of a religious political party ahead of elections due this year.

The Economic Community of West African States imposed sanctions and gave the military junta seven days to restore democratic rule.

Their proposed federal agency would entrench Big Tech and imperil the right to freedom of speech.

Alarmist stories about the weather, not the warm air itself, are behind the left’s anxiety and dread.

Act 372, which was set to take effect Aug. 1, aims to restrict access to content deemed “harmful to minors.”

He isn’t merely leading a crowded Republican field, as in 2016. He is dominating.

A true monopoly harms consumers and slows economic growth.

We met with women’s groups in North and South Korea and felt their anguish.

Julie Su, now acting U.S. labor secretary, presided over it.

The Bible says that the Lord loves all the flowers of the fields in their radiant and varied colors.

Legal or illegal? High-skilled or low-skilled?

In a dominant performance, Crawford scored a ninth-round technical knockout over Errol Spence Jr. to claim all four belts in the welterweight division.

Far out of wild-card contention, the team with a $364 million payroll traded star pitcher Max Scherzer to the Texas Rangers and closer David Robertson to the Miami Marlins.

Australia’s Plotlogic says capital injection will help fund expansion in North America and Indonesia.

Researchers also found that the longer the delay, the bigger the penalty in the stock market.